Scandinavian Minimalism Japandi Design. Japandi is formed from the words japan and scandinavia but it is above all a blend of two movements that share various similarities including minimalism. When scandinavian minimalism and the japanese spirit combine the result is a trend that is carving out a place in interiors.
The shared aesthetics of the two come together to create a style that is both easygoing and sophisticated. The neutral tones and sober design of japanese. Japandi is formed from the words japan and scandinavia but it is above all a blend of two movements that share various similarities including minimalism.
The main goal is to create a minimalist and relaxing environment.
The japandi style advocates minimalism and multi functionality. This feature of the scandinavian style is most often manifested in a slightly rough finish plastered walls decorative brick wild stone dishes made by hand with small flaws imperfectly crafted furniture. And where the two approaches diverge their differences actually complement each other. This trend came from japan.
